Commercial Property

Edinburgh-based Buccleuch Property has extended its reach into the retail warehouse market with the acquisition of Halfords' retail warehouse in Slough. This purchase builds upon the company's investment strategy, which includes the 2022 purchases of the West Retail Park in Uddingston and Colchester

In 2022, Scotland's hotel market showed considerable strength, with Edinburgh retaining the top position in Colliers' 2023 UK Hotel Market Index, joined by Inverness and Glasgow in the top ten.

A proposal to breathe new life into a series of buildings at the point where Edinburgh’s West End and city centre meet has been confirmed with the submission of plans to City of Edinburgh Council by Chris Stewart Group (CSG).

CBRE has successfully filled the last vacant unit at Berryden Retail Park in Aberdeen by securing The Food Warehouse as a tenant on behalf of Frasers Group. The 15,156 sq ft Unit 2 will be rented at an initial rate of £250,000 per annum. The Food Warehouse, part of Iceland Foods Group, is curr

Occupier demand for commercial property in Scotland rose for the first time since Q2 2022, according to the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Commercial Property Monitor, however the industry continues to face a challenging environment. A net balance of +5% of respondents in Sco

Ryden and joint agents Colliers have announced that Inchwood Park, one of West Lothian's most sought after multi-let industrial estates, is now fully let following three successful lettings.

Edinburgh's office market has experienced a robust beginning to the year, driven primarily by the technology, media, and telecommunications (TMT) sector, despite facing significant macro-economic challenges, according to recent analysis from Knight Frank.

Independent property advisory firm, Lismore Real Estate Advisors, recently published its review of the Scottish investment market for Q1 2023, and has predicted growing interest in prime city centre offices, especially in cities with limited supply such as Edinburgh. Director of Lismore, Colin Finla

International investors are prepared to play the longer game when it comes to property purchases in Scotland, according to Lindsays partners Derek Nash and John Bett, who have said there remains “definite” interest from potential overseas buyers in the Scottish market. But the two a

Commercial property company HFD, has acquired 4 Bell Drive — an industrial building at Hamilton International Park — in a deal valued at £4.5 million.